Electrical Issue

Pedro Loffredi

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Sep 24, 2022
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2016 Sea Ray 290 sundeck two 250 mercury outboards
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Hi.. I have a 2016 Sea Ray 290 Sundeck with two 250 HP outboards. I believe I'm having some electrical issues that I would like to share. First pretty much the entire boat will function (stereo, lights, motors...) while the battery switch is turned off. Second the blue underwater lights will turn on and off on its own, occasionally, while both the light switch is off and the battery switch off as well. Does anyone know what could be the problem? thanks
 
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Your going to have to look at the back of the switch, maybe PO hot wired it because it failed?
 
Your going to have to look at the back of the switch, maybe PO hot wired it because it failed?
Sorry for the dumb question, but what's a PO hot wire? I'm fairly new at this...
 
Be aware that some of the circuits on your boat are not switched. Things like bilge pumps, stereo memory, engine ECM, etc. do not turn off when the battery switch is turned off. So, when you look at the back of the switch there will be more than one connection on the Bat terminal.
 
Be aware that some of the circuits on your boat are not switched. Things like bilge pumps, stereo memory, engine ECM, etc. do not turn off when the battery switch is turned off. So, when you look at the back of the switch there will be more than one connection on the Bat terminal.
thank you for your reply..
 
Hi.. I have a 2016 Sea Ray 270 Sundeck with two 250mph outboards. I believe I'm having some electrical issues that I would like to share. First pretty much the entire boat will function (stereo, lights, motors...) while the battery switch is turned off. Second the blue underwater lights will turn on and off on its own, occasionally, while both the light switch is off and the battery switch off as well. Does anyone know what could be the problem? thanks

I would love to se a 270 Sundeck do 250.
 
Light are more then likely wired directly to the battery and most the time are turned off and on with a relay . follow the wires back from lights and see if there is some type of a controller that operates them. The promblem is more then ikely there.
 

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